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Most of San Diego single garage there are after 1980A Model Y should fit in any remotely modern garage. It might be tight in some really ancient or weird ones.
Not sure if that answers your question or not. It's basically a mid-sized car.
Yes, Model Y doesn't have a front camera, I have been trying to see how can I see in front with camera when parking. Do you know how can I turn on/use the forward facing cameras??It should fit no problem.. I've done that with mine several times... I've even parked our MDX in the single stall before when I was doing maintenance, and it's 2" wider than the model Y. I wish the model Y would let you see the forward facing cameras when you turn on the repeater cams tho. It makes it easier to line up the car. Especially if you have a shallow garage stall... With our Y, because of the landing in our garage, I only have 1" clearance between the stairs and the Y when I pull in.. So I put reflective tape on the ground by the door, so I use the rear camera to know when I have pulled in close enough to the stairs... With all my other cars, I don't need to do this, becuase I can just use the front cameras. Granted the Y doesn't have a bumper mounted camera on the front, but the forward facing cameras would still help...
The traditional method is you get it all squared up once, then hang a tennis ball so it hits the windshield when you are the correct depth.Yes, Model Y doesn't have a front camera, I have been trying to see how can I see in front with camera when parking. Do you know how can I turn on/use the forward facing cameras??
The Model Y has parking sensors. When you are within 30" from the rear wall of the garage the Model Y will display the distance from the front bumper. I use the distance displayed and a specific half brick in the side wall of my garage to park at the same distance from the front and rear of my garage each day. The parking sensors seem to be accurate +/- 1 inch.Yes, Model Y doesn't have a front camera, I have been trying to see how can I see in front with camera when parking. Do you know how can I turn on/use the forward facing cameras??
I'm not a fan of tennis balls, either. I do really like using a laser guide. We have a dual laser that can provide a guide for both cars in my garage.Never did like that tennis ball hitting my window
Those sensors are great. Would be even better if they made it so it always shows you a reading. However when you get below 14" or so, it just says, "STOP". I have about 1" clearance in the front, so it would be great if it just tells me the reading when it gets below 14".The Model Y has parking sensors. When you are within 30" from the rear wall of the garage the Model Y will display the distance from the front bumper. I use the distance displayed and a specific half brick in the side wall of my garage to park at the same distance from the front and rear of my garage each day. The parking sensors seem to be accurate +/- 1 inch.
I like being able to access the trunk thoI back into a tight garage because I have better visibility with the backup cameras + rear view mirrors.